yes.
Quileute (pronounced: /ˈkwɪli.uːt/), is the only surviving Chimakuan language, spoken by a few Quileute and Makah elders in Washington state, USA.
The name Quileute comes from kʷoʔlí·yot' [kʷoʔléːjotʼ], the name of a village at La Push.
Quileute is famous for its lack of nasal sounds, such as [m] and [n].
English, Robert Louis Stevenson, the author, was Scottish
The vampire language in Blade was created for the movie. It was not real.
"Que Quowle" (k-we k-WOW-le)which means:"Stay with me forever"
Jacob lives on the Quileute Reservation near La Push
the book does not really give that kind of information but the best i can say is spirit-self
Quileute
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quo pot
Yes, actually!
The Quileute language is still in use today, though it is in danger of dying out. It is spoken only by tribal elders at La Push, and some of the Makah people. The Quileute language is different from any other spoken in the world. There is little information on it, and what is available is mostly in books sold by The People in an attempt to support teaching that language in the tribal school. We were unable to find the word for mom or mother, however the word for woman is "Wisatsu'upat."
See related links. Make sure you click on parts 6 and 6.1 of the article for information and comparisons about the real Quileute clan, and the Quileute clan in the Twilight series.
Kwoli"Quileute" comes from their word for wolf,.... KwoliQuileute means wolf
it is very short but i know for a fact this is the true translation. quo pat is the true answer. I am the culture teacher at the Quileute Tribal School.
In the language of quelite we say it as "amaire angrus"
That depends, if you are talking about Forks Washington, then yes it's real. So is the Quileute tribe.
Oh, dude, if you wanna express your undying love Quileute style, you just gotta say "Awa le yu." It's like the Quileute way of saying, "Hey, I kinda dig you." So, yeah, if you're feeling all mushy-gushy, just drop that line and watch the magic happen.
In the real Quileute Indian legends, there are no such things mentioned about cold ones or vampires. Stephenie Meyer made it up.